(Ruchira Gamage) It’s a nice user experience if we can display a “Please wait” or a “Loading..” message while our website is processing the user request or a file upload etc. It’s even nicer if we can prevent the user from using website until the postback finishes.

Default look of HTML checkbox and radio button is not eye catching. But now using jQuery plugin you can stylize Checkboxes and Radio buttons. prettyCheckable is jQuery plugin which replaces the default checkboxes and radio inputs for better looking ones.

(Adrian Bridgwater) Many firms still dismiss the importance of social networking and some of them even ban employees from using these services while in the workplace. They think that “social” starts and ends with Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and other networks that might be best described as informal,

(Suresh Dasari) In this article I will explain how to show large image preview when hover on link or image using JQuery in asp.net.

(Jon Guenther) Developing ASP.NET applications that work with data in Microsoft SQL Server can be daunting, even for professional developers. The idea of developing web applications has always been separating the code from the underlying data structure. While Microsoft’s declared that Entity Framewo

(Peter Vogel) The difference between Structs and Classes isn’t about data vs. code: it’s about what happens when you move the data around. And sometimes you want a Struct, not a Class.

(Ben Nadel) Most of the data in your application hasn’t changed. Sure, things are being updated all the time; but, the large majority of the data remains the same from moment to moment. As such, it might make sense to show the user outdated, locally cached data before taking the time to go to the se

(Sumit Maitra) In this article, we take a look at how to get started with Windows Azure (right from the scratch as in account creation) and then use WebMatrix 2 to build and deploy our first simple Windows Azure WebSite.

(Hannes Du Preez) Apart from Hashtables, queues and stacks are probably the most common Collection classes. With this article I will explain the ins and outs of queues and stacks.

(Eric Vogel) In Part 1 of this series on building Windows 8 applications with the Task Parallel Library (TPL) dataflow components in the .NET Framework, I covered how to use the ActionBlock and the TransformBlock dataflow blocks. This time, I’ll take it a step further and show you how to link datafl